BBC Scotland Monday

With Derek's retirement imminent, the Thomsons thrash out plans for Nick to take over the family farm. The Imrie's farm to fork event is hit by a storm

Kirsty Wilson prepares to plant out the sweet peas and thins out her crop of chillies. Brian Cunningham makes plans for a rain garden

Dougie Vipond climbs one of the nation's favourite mountains in Wester Ross, An Teallach. Rosie Morton hears of devastating attacks on sheep by sea eagles in Argyll

Reports from BBC newsrooms across the country with analysis and discussion on the big stories of the day

Jane Lewis presents action from the latest matches in the Scottish Women's Premier League, including Glasgow City v Celtic and Rangers v Motherwell

A look at the transformation of Edinburgh's Saughton Park from a neglected site into a model educational facility with a physic garden

On the Isle of Skye, Ben investigates how spiritual and religious power still survives in the face of so many visitors and sets off to discover sacred places

Hazel Martin considers the theory that Annie Borjesson took her own life by drowning, exploring her family's suspicions that evidence was planted to make it look like suicide

Hazel Martin accesses a fresh source of information that leads to a series of disturbing discoveries, shedding new light on what might have happened

Interior designer Banjo Beale and a team of tradespeople transform a fish shop in Tobermory on the Isle of Mull in a commission from his friend Sally

Interior designer Banjo Beale and his team of tradespeople update a crumbling bothy on the small island of Ulva, which locals want to rent out to visitors

Martin Geissler hosts discussion on Scotland's biggest news stories

The Hiscoe family juggle a busy summer season in Ardrossan while looking after two children and reflect on their decision to move away from the traditional showman lifestyle